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sATURDAY. m! S. 1m ,
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in.
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sum ..- 1“
WA :.'ri»‘.n~—Women and girls for pooh-
» ». department, and.» to run unto-t
m l‘li slippers. Apply H. Jacob 6':
5m... 50 Day Street. 3t
I
f
WANTED—Woman wishes work as
Lilliltll‘PSS or cook. by day or weelir.
'm. 6224;. t
WANTED—General housework
clmmhermaid. L Gibson, 16 Ray-
mond Street. South Norwaik. Care at
llargravo.
w ANTED ~—i“.xperienccd cutter on
dresses. Jerome Frank & Co., 10
Madison Street. 3
W'A NTED
A few men for our tube depart-
ment as» buh‘ers and strippers.
1st and 2nd shifts. Day work
to learners. '
Apply
NORWALK TIRE 3c RUBBER (‘0.
WANTEl)-—-Young lady to take posi—
tion as cashier. Address B, Care of
Soul incl. 3t
WAN’l‘Eikfilxperienced operators on
girls’ dresses. Jerome Frank a. 00.,
10 Madison Street. 3t.
WANTED~Operators on Singer mn-
whiues. Steady work. 68 Water St.,
entrance on Haviland St. 3t '
WANTED—Reliable man devote spare
time selling trees. shrubs, plants.
.ltcduced prices bring good business.
Permanent position, weekly pay. Guar-
anty Nursery 00., Ruchcster, N. Y.
“T Tom-3'1" w
T0 LET-*6 room house.- withlall in];
proveinents. Garage. lnq. 71 Fair-
i'ield Ave. 3t
T0 RENT—431x room apartment, all
improvements. 217 Flax Hill Road.
Inquire on premises. 3t
FOR REN’l‘——Newly dean‘ated 5 room
apartment. electric lights. water,
gas and toilet. at 14 Spring Hill Ave,
Phone or call at; John Bowker. High-
land Ave. South Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 869. 3!.
T0 ItileT—Furnished rooms. with or
without housekeeping, newly paint»
ed and papered. 11 Haviland SL, SO.
Norwalk.
TO LET or for sale—5 rooms. all im-
provements. Tel. 1772. .
1‘0 LET ~»4 rooms. all improvements.
ltent very reasonable. 108 Taylor
Ave. So. Norwaik. 3t
1‘0 LET—«1 rooms. all improvements,
centrally located. inq. John J.
llisesa. 121 Main St. Phone 1112. 3t
TO LET<-—-i"nrnished rooms, private
faulily. centrally located. 94 South
Main Street.
3t.
TO LET 5 or 6 rooms, with all im‘
_ prowmvnis. and heal“, on second
lloor. 12 High Street, So, Norwalk.
l'hone 3085. 31:
FOR RENT ~New 7 room house, com-
pleted May 15. furnished, to small
clean family, $100 per month. Electric
lights, city water. bath, etc... situated
on Raymond St. ltowaylon, Conn.
Address Mrs. E. Frances Hawley, Ger-
.maniown. (.‘ol. to, N. Y.
LOST
LUSI »Wetlnesday morning, at the
irun store. Van Zandt Ave. 3. pair
at eye glasses. Finder please leave
01min at the store. It
LOST Crank for Republic truck
(‘ lv‘iniler please notify A. J. Collins
.0, "
0t
isOS’i"“i¥ElUk Book-No. 563. City Nile
iional Bank. l‘eturn 7' - '
"unit. . to ( icy National
.THlNii or BATTERIES
llllllill RYSZ
if you are looking for a quality bat—
tery. at a low price, here i is lQuali-
1y plates—selected cedar ood sepa-
l-ilier. Every part of the C. W. Bat-
=“i}' (Wood Separator) is carefully
mmlu of best material doWn to the!
his: Ilv'lail. It is by far the best bat-
my; w. anything like the price. Sizes
”3‘5”” cars. Ask for our prices.
1;" i. 2. Battery Station, 49 West
’ Phone 938,—Adimrtlnn-ant.
'Ciock With Twenty Dilli-
d'f‘rwnck in San Diego. Cal” 1188 20
“..., lllltl the time of day or night in
‘Hrlwus parts or. the world can be seen
“i 1‘ glance. The dial! also Show the
any of the week and the date. '1‘!!!
(lurk. which is 21 feet high. ll an:
“is”! in plate glass. Four or the dial!»
are each four feet in diameter. It i!
Jeweled with tourmaline. topaz. ”111
Jude. is illuminated at nl
h m
itself automatically. 8 t. m - T
Paying wuh Fish Hooks.
Some of the Mongol tri‘
hes 3 their
bills with little cubes of cogp’rcssed
“Std. ln Burmah one finds cowrie shell
some as! laziness] The inhabitants of
to strict: ring
”mien rut: do that: home the
lug with ash hooks.
2'0 8%? rd
R , o , ,
$75.00. Call" between} and 8 o’clock
p. m. 91 Lexington Ave. So. Nor-walk.
- Conn.
FOR. SALE—Modern 6 room house,
once. and all
centrally located,
or 'road and trolleY.
Tho Senuagt’s
:m
' mum
condoms. cheap. '
ha
_ mimosa;
‘* rm
»_Carotul Drivers. ‘ ,
Out-ot-tm Trips a. Specialty. >
9 So. Main St. Tel. 3059 'So. Non-mom ;
with bathroom, electric lights, for.
modern improvements, .
2 minutes from rail- ,
newly decorated, in-
side nnd out. In perfect “condition.
Must be seen to be apprecxated. Best
buy in town. Edw. Bartram, 12 Bag;
Also Leésons for Mandolin 8; Guitar.
race. P. A.» TUCCIARDNE
Wfinlst 31K ,Inwnctor. ‘ ‘
Prim; System-fin. ‘ ' Course .
.Monday and friday.
Studio—Central Trust Bank Bldg...
' Wall St, Norwalk, Conn.
view Ave. Tel. 732-12.
‘ LE—Used cars. Ford racer,
MlegooszAFord touring, 1917. $150; Ford
touring. 1921. 8300; Chevrolet road.
ster, 1920. $260; Buick sedan, 1918,
$350: Chandler touring, 1918, $600.
Shufelt Brothers, 201 Washington saté
Tel. 3075.
FOR. SALE—Singing canary birds,
cheap. Apply 100 Bouton St. 3t
AUCTION—Entire contents of Horse-
neck Tavern. Putnam Ave, (Post.
Road). Greenwich, Conn, will be sold
at Public Auction on Wednesday and
Thursday, August 2 and 3, commenc-
ing at 10 a. m. This is an unusual
catering as all the furnishings are in
fine condition. Suitable for the din-
ing room, bedroom, library and living
room. Many antique pieces are; in-
cluded. inspection all day Tuesday,
August 1. Caterer on the premises.
J. M. Mitchell, Auctioneer.
FOR SALE—Reed baby carriage.
Price reasonable. 39 Lincoln Aveét
FOR SALE—Dining room set, table.
six chairs. small sideboard, $50.00.
Phone No. 5. 3t
FOR' SALE-.4 Suicx 6, winter top; 1
Buick 4, touring: 1 Ford truck; 2
dump wagons; 2 horse carts: 2 horses,
1 manure spreader; 1 Z—horse light
truck. Raymond, Street 61: Son. Phone
100 Darien. 3t
FOR SALE—-—Cash register. Cheap. In-
quire Sentinel.
FOR SALE—7 passenger Locomobile.
The finest family outing car. A-l
condition and shape, very cheap if sold
at once. R. Holas, 100 Conn. Ave. 3t
FOR SALE—Ford touring car, 1918,
Ford touring car, 1917, will sell or
exchange either for a Ford runabout.
Call at 5 Westport Avenue or Phone
2153 Norwalk after 6 p. m. 3t
FOR SALE—Only $3,600, half cash,
buys two family house in Fifth Dis-
trict; low taxes. near trolley, school.
store. D. S. Hull, 94 Washington Street.
FOR SALE—~Barred Rocks, Pullets
and Cockerals, 1 to 3 months old,
500 each and upwards. White Pekin
ducklings, Pedigreed Barred _Rock,
Cockerals. Herold, Ponus Ave., New
Canaan. Tel. 93—3. 6t
FOR SALE~On the'Post Road. six
room house, large frontage, only
34.200. 8 rooms. up-todate, $8,000.
George Mitchell, Telephone 1861 be-
fore 8:30_a. m.
FOR SALE—A beautiful country home
at Three Bears corner. 1 1-2 mile
from Norwalk. A 6 room bungalow
With pantry. Fresh well water and
garage with one acre of land. House
18.2 years old. For sale at sacrifice
price. $500 cash. Balance on easy
terms. For particulars John J. Vena,
Real Estate and Insurance,‘123 Wash-
ington St. Tel. 1292-34. —» «
FOR SALE—Brand New Bathroom,
$55. Syphon closet, china low-down
tank, enameled bath-tub and lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fittings: special
big bargain, ‘white celluloid water-
closet seats, $5. Seidenberg 00., 545
3NrdyAve.,between 36th and 37th Sta.
432:: 7"” »- ~—»
FOR SALE.
A two family house, all improvements,
located in the 3rd district, within 3
minutes of trolley or 10 minutes walk
mg distance from the bridge. Apply
at the oflice of—
J. M. LAYTON & 00., m...
5 Railroad Avenue So. Norwalk
FOR SALE.
House, 5 rooms, chicken house, lot
50x200 it. All kinds of fruit. Planted
garden. Must be sold at once. Price
$2,500—For particulars ask-—
JOHN T. HAYES
7 Main Street ' Norwalk
Real Estate—Insurance.
TRUCKING
flood and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CARRIGAN d: FLYNN.
(Ollco Leary & CoucR. R. Ave.
Tel. 1577
Home Tel. as:
‘w—t
mummy MAT GO TO YALE.
SEATTLE, “21811., July 29.——Dar-
wizi Melanest, graduate manager of
the Associated Students of the Uni-
,vcrsiiy of Washington, said today he
had received a. report that George
(Mike) Murphy. captain of the Wash-
ington crew that took second'place in
the Pcuglxkeepsie regatta this sum-
mcr, had received a handsome ofler to
go to Yale University as assistant
rowing coach. Mr. Meisnest added
that he had been unable to determine
the truth of the report.’ Murpfiir‘is
stroke oar. The offer is melted _to
have come. from Ed.»
Poultrylunedsnddreilsedwnnsm
Young and 01d Roosters .. 25d 1!.
, faction guaranteed.
» wait. .
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK:
Chickens 360‘ 1b.
..oo-ooooooooo-oog
Broilers ..........._.......... 40053.»
~DON’TJc't faint-unison. Do you
know we put on Ambit roofing-ant
less than cost of wood shingles? Tho:
look much better, wear better and
have a. fireproof surface. We also do
slate. gravel and Asbestos rooting.-
Three-ply rubber rooting, $3.75 per
roll. London and gutters. day “hom' 7:30 p' m., sermon by dent: Mrs. Elia» Smith, secretary. atom Mm _ restrainin- » 3 order July,
NORWALK 300m CO pastor. , ‘ __ . » 19. m and» alleged violations
Phones 387 01" 2955 ‘ Monday «evening—Trustees club Trinity church notices. Rev. 0.: s. rat the restraining order are expected
, ’ ' meeting. Lewis, M. A.. rector.—-Caiendar.. for to, “idem with in=»detail.
—.L > - ~ . , ' a Tuesday evalling—Ciass meeiin the week be onto Jul 30 7th Sn - The Newtfiaven' road ‘ began ad-
8. 8i 8 y . n _
We Buy and Sell . day after Trinity (D. S. T.): 7:3 11. vet-using . today 1°”. experienced
SECOND HAND CLOTHING First ConmgauODal Church, Nor- ‘mn holy c0 ; Ion. 10:30 & mark“.- m ' a
‘MAX BERGER,
40 Water Street 80. Norwaik.
Phone 2252.
Mrs. Tattle having returned is
pleased to give personal attention to
customers. Advice - and estimates
given on all work. I! new fur is re-
quired, I have very beautiful pelts.
THE TUTTLE SHOP
84 North Main St. South Norwalk
- - Telephone 389
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRIOAI.
REPAIRING ‘
Bosch Magneto Service. All makes
of Magnetos, Generators, Starters and
Ignitions repaired and installed 'on
autos. speed boats, marine engines
and tractors» by expert mechanics.
Finest equipped shop for that work.
and also special fine machine work
done by the hour. Address
AUTO ELEC. SERVICE STATION,
Water St. and Steamboat Place
ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days and
Local and long finance trucking or
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Dally trips to
New York City.. Building stone.
71 Cedar Street. Phone 318
FROM THE-FACTORY TO
3 THE HOME
Mattresses, pillows, bolsters and:
payment plan. Also renovating. satis-
Drop us a card or
telephone 317 for representative to
call.
NURW ALK
M
Franklin and ATTRESS 00'
Monroe St. So. Norwalk
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
Will overhaul and repair your car
in own garage. All makes of can.
Starting, lighting and ignition. a spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
PLUMBING —TINNING—- HEATIN'
Country Water System, Ranges hndG
One-Pipe Heaters
JOSEPH s. KERY( m.,
Tel. 493
21 Washington St.
CONNECTICUT CARPET
87 God CISPANING 00' I
Phone 969
0822mm“: Rand 32:17 colors in
an .
Experts. use d process by
floods Called for and Delivered. —
!
BENEFICIAL LOANS ~
WE LEND MONEY, in amounts up to
$300. to HONEST persons having
steady incomes, on HOME FURNI-
TURE, PIANOS, ETC.,. WITHOUT
REMOVAL. Also lend on GUARAN-
TEED NOTES. No PAWNS. FIF-
TEEN MONTHS to repay, if desired.
ONLY LAWF'UL INTEREST CHABG;
ED on unpaid balanceséfbr the exact
time you keep the money. Con-
sultation and advice FREE. SERV-
ICE is strictly confidential. Put all
your obligations inane place, thereby
keeping yofir credit good. This is a
SAFE place to BORROW'frml
Beneficial Loan 7 ‘ety ‘
434 Main St. Stamford,.§onn.
‘ so. NORWALK -AGENcY--NOR- _‘
WALK -MERGHAN1T8. »A580—.,. r
Write or Call to the» above address, or
PHONE nonwux 1.4.9.7. L ,
} "stowage.“ W a",
, . ‘ and. Minimal-é...
The: 130m; - 017cm m
church, Rev. .11. Irving. wanna. D.
,9... 3mm: Clarence Cable, organ-l
int» and choirtdimcmr..~8unuy serv-
ices as follows (Standard time): 9:89;
of the ‘omloiai‘Boar-d.
will meet as usual.
prayer meeting will be in charge 0!
the Friendship Bible class. led by A.
*N. Paddock.“ , '
‘midst are cordially invited toworship ‘
with us; '
W. Henry Lamar. psstor.~—11 a. m.,
”morning service.
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy ,omitted during the summer.
So. Norwalk'
South Non-walk, Conn. _
s No. Main St.“ (3rd Floor) ”..Worwnlk’
East avennané{»Methodist. Enmw3
. rm. Sunday school who old .10
,m mixing. with; 3 ion. 0.010,), 3 h at 3- ,
"’1'“ 0““:“4'3‘” “‘m-" '11:. m. . Subject. July soon “Love." .
SimdnyscheoL-J 7. evening. w mip'.‘
l‘ith sermon. o
Tuesday—7 p: m., the Boys club
Thursday—7 p- m., the mid-mk
All strangers 'and visitors in- our
Knight street A. M. E. church, Rev.
12:30 p. m.' Sun'-
walk, Rev. E. F. McGregor, Ph. D.,
pastor (Daylight time).—-Morning
worship at 10:30 with sermon by the
pastor. Sublett: "Spiritual Parking
Privileges." All are welcome.
During August all services will be
discontinued._.7.'1'b_e church will re-
open on Sept. ER with the commun-
ion service.
' Musics” », .3 ,
Mrs. Lillian, Sherwoodrewkirk. so-
prano: Mrs; Edna May Selieck.
pianist: Min Maebelie Austin, vio-
linist. . ~~
Prelude . . . ... a ........... Allitsen
Violin and Piano.
Oflcrtory—‘fSamson ct Dalila."
............,......... Saint-Sachs
Violin and Piano. ,
Soprano Solo-fiéf’bfake a, Joyful Noise"
... . .....-..,..,.,....... MacDei-mid
Mrs. Newkirk.
Postman—“Flame? . . . . . . . . . Scholtz
Saint Paulfé,.i¢hurch. Rev. Louis B.
Howell, rectogfieventh Sunday after
Trinity. hitching" holy communion.
9 a. m., morning prayer. 10:30 a. m.,
there 18 no use shins it away for holy communiqnnnd sermon. 7:30 p. 7:45. Sermon topics: Morning. “Love
half-the price while I m paying the m., evening prayer. ' in Waiting:" evening. “TheLure of
full pd“ for junk 1 I330 Day 10 a Both Sunday schools of the parish Hard Tasks."
pom brunt”. “‘0'” 399'13- are closed for the summer.» The chil- ' .
5 Rowan 31:: H‘ mev dren are expected Medicaid the morn- President Hardmg’s
3 Est NW lug services. and m are askedto Rail Pr - m Read for."
‘ "‘ NAGY BROS - ‘ remind them of t ligation. ' - ‘ 'Ogra y “
Monday.» Tuesday; Thursday, Satur-
day, 7:39 a. m., holy communion.
Wednesday and Friday. 9 a. m., litany
and holy communion.
St. Paul's church is open all day.
every day in the year. for rest, pray-
er and meditation. The services are
for all who will come to them:
strangers andrisltors in toxins are es—
pecially invited. No services are
St. Peter‘s Evangelical Lutheran
chruch. Cedar street, Rev. E; C. Wen-
zel, plasma—Sunday school at. 9:30 a.
m., classes in German and invEnlish.
391213.911, - 3 ‘ , ,
«3 . g-ifihe Baptistcbnreh, the Rev. L. .1“...
- . Schoepmer preaching during the-in
Sun a”, ~ 3 ‘ :
What favenuer-T regular Sunday
Service of this charm
building. 61 Wall street, open week
days (holidays excepted), 11 to 4,» 2
* at...» us. Mr. ;
orgasm mm more»,
. First Church or Christ. antenna; Sr
is There. at» in. ‘
Wednesday evening 1;me
‘ IOUEOMANUARK Fully-v “1 “A “WV?" P“ in: at 7 o'clock. . »
' LIVE P TRY u ET . - ' ___; , _ ». To» been ‘ '_thcae com the much
13 Chestnut St. «-Phono see-2 mm“? 1 R m., mommymeeans. ln’vited.‘ '
Beading ...... in the hammer.
This notice is Standard time.
All are weioolle. -
Church service» at Grace Bap“
church, Norwallcz-e-Minsionam» service
Sunday at 3 p. m. A specifitprogm
has been, arranged. .Miss Rebecca,
Carter of Brooklyn. 91: It, will be hen-e;
and there will be, NW non;
different societies of Fairiield county
present. Mrs. H.» R. Cooper. presti-
morning prayer and sermon. Bodies.-
tion' of improvements.
Tuesday—7:30 p.’ m., shortened
form of evening prayer followed by.
business meeting of the Woments
Guild.
’ Thursday—7:30 p. m., meeting of
the Giris' Friendly Society at the
home of Miss Harriet Warm, 17 Cove
avenue. East Norwalk. 8 p. m., re-
hearsal for minstrels to be given by
the Young People's Musical and Dra-
matic Guild. - '
International Bible Students... Red
Men’s Hal-i, Washington street, South
Norwalk.—Sunday. July 30. 3 p. m.
(D. S. T.): W. \V. Kessler of Brooklyn
will lecture on "Man Redeemed." All
welcome. Service free.
Advent Christian church, Van Zant
and Harvey Streets, East Norwalk,
Rev. F. L. Piper. pastor.———Sunday
‘Inorning service at 10:30. Sunday
school at 12 m. Loyal Workers at
6:15. Evening service at 7:30. ,
Thursday evening prayer meeting at.
Continued from First Page.
this question had been included in the
President‘s plan. ‘
Western railroads have been insist-
ent that men now at. work should be
asserting that’il their rights were not
thus recognized, there would be .no
incentive for men to stay at work in
the event of a strike in the future.
Also, included in the Fresident’s
plan. it is understood was elimination
Church service in German at 11 a. m.
Subject, of sermon: “The Miraculous
Feeding of Thousands." There .will
be no service in the. English language
this Sunday. An; Englishservice will
be held the following Sunday at 10 a.
m. Beginning with September Eng-
usn will no held every Sunday at 11
a. m. The schedule will then be‘as
follows: Service in German at 10 a.
bio ‘olass and Sunday School at: 12
neon. . ,-
,-The choir will sing thisSunday.
duet..by Mrs. Otto Gogglesand Miss
.Mac‘ Banks. Mrs. August Braves will
perform on the organ.
,The choir .will meet for
Tuesday evening at 7:45. 3 ' . . _
The Ladies’ Aid Society will meet
Thursday afternoon, at the home; of
Mrs. Kocher. on Linden street. ‘
The Young People's Society ‘will
meet Thursday eyening‘ at‘s o‘clock in
rehearsal
,meeung will. be 401* ‘ speciaL-Iinterest.
are-urgently requested:to‘-be< there. .
Saturday, August the 5111,.»the >wed-.
Miss Helen Kosmecki— will be perform-
ed in the church ,at' 5.. o’clock in the
evening. . . ~ .3 ,-
‘The Sunday:~ school teachers will
meet Sunday'mo‘i'ning' at 10:30. 3
services ~ at . 3515 also lit '3 iozoloclc» {15.
‘S. ‘-T.).. we W
old fashion
Mr. Italian
kill the keeper:
forceful and» convincing
o’clock. = % s. in Milli
Wins antigen.f .,
‘Wenfiuntn . I.
m.‘ Service in English at 113s; to. BL.
.1141“.
A men to recognize the board’s wage re-
the basement; ‘of the » church; " This
=Therefore .all‘ members or the-society
.ding ceremony of Albert-.Banks and
“to have with osi’Montgomery. Ala...
Sunday afternoon the Rev. J. G. Fal-
on, D. D..- a:fe‘arless.pneacher of the -
‘ Gospel iOf- Jesus Christ.
Malabar“ sardines the with his wife.
prisoners otsl’iew ‘Yorlc State’s, prisons, the town in an automobile.
He. will tell» 13f- his experience with warned to stop
a murderer whole now._serving a. life; Ale deputy
senteiice.fwli_o ”had, made" up his inind
to kill ‘one'bff'the keepers; T but _3whol
was convertedzand blinded MrivFallon
the knifé that he lnt'endeditoi‘usé to
' Mr. Fallon. is a. very
tspeaker.
Don't fall tofihear him." nitrate ..wel-
lame. 771' v. . . *f- .
, 413113163 study... Monday» night at, 8
of outside contract repair work by the
lrailroads. This would mean that each
l railroad would do its own repair work
-‘in its own shops.
Another demand of the strikers was
included in the settlement program.
This related to the setting of the na-
tional and regional adjustment boards
to expedite adjustment of disputes be-
tween workers and employers.
lduction decision, and. return to work
' 'th the assurance that
~would receive prompt attentiofi' by the
board. In addition, the Administra-
tion is understood to have assured the
lshopmen that it would make every
:effort to have. labor sections of the
lEsch-Cummins’ bill amended’so that
The Labor Board may be directed to
' fix the pay of the workers on a “livi g
l wage befits.”
‘ Whilé' union chiefs and. rail heads
making peace. violence was slightly
increased in strike areas, reports ind]-
bated. ‘ ' , ,
llhave disappeared from the: Chicago
and
the vicinity. ' ' .
, A nonounion employs of, the Wa-
' Narwalk Rescue‘missioii,'27 Monroe»! ash was beaten and another kid;
‘ E. ‘E. Gale. superi‘ ‘ moment—- napped at - ' . . ‘
Street. Y 'Two workmen in railroad shops; at
were beaten 3.1;,“
Chicago.
eight men alleged to. be strikers;
Ellie.
work.
ged into unconmiousness.
L, A mob at Janesville,
ston'oamtithe workers.
' : Striking shopmen
9111
strikecollimifiee 01.1119 min- un-
“ions on more mld‘bel convened in,
cm reconsider the proposed 3 ‘on
1118’ minty the rail heads meet in i
New» York.- foe that: purpose, B. I. , _
ӣ1an shepme'n. and in-
more 163' museum apparent~
W ‘ ' by the» committee;
function. In“ the striking shopmen
Consideration Tuesday
placed at the head of seniority lists.
The wage question would be left to
‘lhe Labor Board, the striking shop-
their case ,
were. presumed to be on ~the verge oi
Thirty colored laborers were said :to
Northwestern shops at Milwaukee
after-as. number of shots were fired in i
A non-union shopworker"at .Rose- ;
Cal., was seized while walking,
He was carried: out of '
beatennnd
Federal marsh 1': on g,
guard at at the Misaouri Pacific round.
house at Jeflemn City, Mo., was Slug.
Wis, surround. ' '
ed a. roundhous'eof the Chicago, 3111- . . f » ; :_- _ _ a
.wankéeand St. Paul, where ten. non. . . ,
union». men were at work and compel- ,»
iodine, men to runfrom the building; -
‘Womcn.».and girls in the mob threw
oi? the Mobilevand
Ohio were-said "to have takenitover
the’fnhops at. Wést Saint, Miss. and
.4 .-:
Mutational tracers ot the ‘unions late:
1y? prepared, to recommend favorable
That the»,
spokesmen or the nu executives m.
wormed ”with the“ President
'womsmo‘osnam . roman... rte—Ti ' ’ ‘
commendation to make,» however, up,-
peared .lmprohuflo today, with the
seniority issuomm that quarter
as the amount» on”.
NEW ”VF-H; July 29.—-0mcinls»
of Chess-liming“ Men and repro-
senhnfices» of the New York, New
Rum and Earth“ Railroad were ,
availing Sedan-tin flaring on. the
application of the road for an in-
cohesnlodioronerai court this morn-
ing. The . hearing will be before
Judge Edwin S. Thom who issund.‘
'* LORI‘S
Cut Flowers, Bouquets, S ’
.4 and Floral pm
switchbmdopmtomi who are prom-
ised permanent, positions ~3 it they
prove WW.» - It is believed that
this step was taken to prepare for
any emergency in- case the vote now
being taken among local railroad
workers was still for a strike.
Tho Fertile Aphid—
The report ot the Smithsonian. inc. .
8tmm“. lust issued, gives an account »
mother splits produces 13 generations
in a year. As each generation con-
tain an‘asersge of: 100 individuals. it
want .rcvenledr’thnt' berprogeny—bu-
ring destruction from attack: onene-
miesnnd other natural causes—would
number well into ten sextlllion nphides
annually—Scientific American.
“Come with
Your Neighbors”.
TOMORROW
Boston Store
of the hop,aphls.~ln which the amusing 13. wan 3t,
lac-nudity of. these minute insects. is ‘ - Phone 460
shown. According to the author, the c- #3“ fi
SniMl’Yfili _
Young Men’s Sport ’ 3
' All Week-$16.50»
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Now introducing 3. 151111 line of
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At Most» Reasonable Prices.”
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TWO FIVE ROOM BUNGALOWS
Now. all improvements, very dean-a-
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‘, NEWBUNGALOW 3_ _
é Same section—7 monies—$13,000
, New SIX ROOM HOUSE
2 car garage, all improvements, $8,000
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Realmstate. and», Immense-
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12 South Main St. So. No '
1 “OLD CARS
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- 1310 North Avenue
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